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Volunteers and local groups prepare for reopening of Waukesha emergency overflow shelter

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Roughly 30 volunteers spent Tuesday morning preparing Waukeshas emergency winter overflow shelter for its reopening.The shelter was set to open in December, but a broken sprinkler caused significant water damage to the building.Kathleen Fisher, CEO of Hebron Housing Services, said the damage was severe, ruining the floors and walls.We needed to get the doors open as quickly as possible, and so people really put the pedal to the metal, Fisher sai…
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